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    A Curmudgeon’S Commentary on the Book of Revelation
    A Curmudgeon’S Commentary on the Book of Revelation
    A Curmudgeon’S Commentary on the Book of Revelation
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    A Curmudgeon’S Commentary on the Book of Revelation

    By REV. DR. RICHARD E. KUYKENDALL

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    A Curmudgeons Commentary on the Book of Revelation is both a scholarly and satirical look at one of the Bibles most enigmatic, mystifying, and sometimes even terrifying books. People of all generations have speculated as to the identity of the Beast of Revelation. It was thought that he might be Nero, the papacy, Hitler, Gorbachev, or Saddam Hussein. And writers on the book span the spectrum from Isaac Newton to Edgar Cayce, to D. H. Lawrence, and even to David Koresh. So heres another stab at itthis time, however, from a curmudgeon. And if you dont know what that is, look it up!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrafford Publishing
    Release dateJul 30, 2013
    ISBN9781466996663
    A Curmudgeon’S Commentary on the Book of Revelation
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    REV. DR. RICHARD E. KUYKENDALL

    The Rev. Dr. Richard E. Kuykendall holds a bachelor of arts degree, a master of divinity degree, and a doctor of ministry degree. He has been a minister for more than thirty years, serving in a number of locations in California. At the last three churches he served, he began a program called Spiritwind—a study group of spiritual adventurers—where he led those who attended into “the exotic realms of the Spirit.” After his retirement, he continued his Spiritwind program at Unity of Auburn, California. Kuykendall has been doing dream workshops for over twenty years and has studied with Jeremy Taylor, author of The Wisdom of Your Dreams, in his doctoral studies. Kuykendall is also the author of Prophetess of the Earth, Even Witches Have Names, and A Diswhaser’s Diary.

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